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Book Review: The Art of Millinery by Sophie Beale
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This month's featured book is a fresh and enticing introduction to the art of millinery by Sophie Beale, blending modern design with trusted traditional ...

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Walking into Wellbeing
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Penny Lynch on one of the simplest ways to feel better in body and mind: stepping outside for a walk, whether along our local trails or around Knowle Park.

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The Arts Society Cranleigh: John Singer Sargent, The Private Radical
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The Arts Society Cranleigh's next lecture looks behind the dazzling surface of society portraitist John Singer Sargent, with speaker Gavin Plumley on Wednesday ...

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Memory Lane: Making Music Together
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Memory Lane tried something quite different last month, as guests and carers made music together on Indonesian angklung chimes. Here is what is coming up in ...

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Wild Wonders: The Beech Tree
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Miki Marks takes a shady walk among the beeches, explains why some are purple, and shares readers' garden photos of a nursery web spider and the insects of ...

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Cranleigh Rugby Club: 60 Years and Growing
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Cranleigh Rugby Club is celebrating its 60th season with promotions for the men's teams and a thriving women's, youth and girls' set-up. Whatever your ...

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People Profile: Virna Pasquinelli, Milliner
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From a medieval town north of Rome to a sun-drenched studio at Smithbrook Kilns, Virna Pasquinelli has made hats for royalty, celebrities and the stage. She ...

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The Joy of Cranleigh: Mark Cheesman and Sons
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Joy Horn continues the story of Cranleigh's wheelwrights. Mark Cheesman took on the business in 1857, but the railway, the bicycle and the motor car were about ...

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We’ll Meet Again
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At 100, Second World War Royal Navy veteran Henry William Rice has become President of the Cranleigh and District Royal British Legion. From a Clapham ...

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What’s On at Cranleigh Arts Centre, June 2026
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Your month-by-month guide to Cranleigh Arts Centre this June 2026 — film and event cinema, live music, comedy, theatre and a sound bath, plus a couple of early ...

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